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  • USA: Cashmere Contractor, Developer Settle Ecology Penalty

    11 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    A Cashmere developer and a contractor he hired have entered into a settlement agreement with the Washington Department of Ecology resolving their appeal of a restoration order and civil penalties associated with unpermitted excavation work in Mission Creek. In November 2013, developer George N. Valison of Quail Lane Development LLC and construction contractor David G. […]

  • Norwegian floating solar firm lands €5.4M for global expansion

    1 October 2025
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders, Technology

    Norwegian floating solar company Alotta has raised NOK 63.5 million (around €5.4 million) to accelerate international expansion following a 15-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Mowi Chile, the world’s largest salmon farmer. According to Alotta, the deal covers renewable power supply to Mowi’s salmon farming site at Huar Norte in Chile’s Los Lagos region. It […]

  • Valero Announces Plans for LNG Project, Decision to Restart Aruba Refinery Units

    14 December 2010
    Project & Tenders

    Officials with the Valero Aruba Refinery and the Government of Aruba announced today that they had signed a memorandum of understanding addressing the delivery of a liquefied natural gas to Aruba, which will help reduce utility costs and lower emissions on the island. At the time of the signing, Valero executives also announced that the […]

  • Centrica Expects Earnings Growth (UK)

    13 May 2013

    Against a backdrop of sustained cold weather and periods of higher commodity prices, Centrica has performed well in the year to date.  This strong performance enables the business to continue to invest in customer service and price competitiveness and full year earnings growth is expected to be in line with market expectations.  The company also […]

  • China Lifts Ban on Valemaxes

    10 February 2015
    Business & Finance

    Chinese Ministry of Transport has issued a circular on the design of 400,000 DWT bulk carries entering Chinese ports amending its previous design layout. In line with the circular, the eligible vessels must not exceed a deadweight tonnage of 403,844 dwt and need to be 362m long, 65.6m wide, 30.5m deep and feature a draught of […]

  • CMES Cleared to Order 10 Valemaxes

    16 November 2015
    Business & Finance

    Shanghai-listed China Merchants Energy Shipping, a subsidiary of China Merchants Group, has issued a stock filing saying that its board approved a plan to order ten very large ore carriers (VLOC) as part of a charter deal with Brazil’s mining giant Vale. CMES said that two of the 400,000 dwt bulk carriers will be constructed at […]

  • China Allows Valemaxes into Its Ports

    3 July 2015

    China’s Ministry of Transport and the National Development and Reform Commission issued a notice on Thursday, July 2nd on approving berthing of 400,000 DWT Valemaxes at some of Chinese ports. Specifically, the previously banned very large ore carriers will be able to berth at seven berths in Dagushan port area of Dalian, Caofeidian port area […]

  • Consumers boost Scottish salmon

    10 October 2006

    The Scottish salmon business is recovering from a market slump and production should increase from 2007, the industry’s national body has said. Scottish Salmon said one million fresh salmon meals were being consumed every day in the UK. Chief executive Sid Patten said this should mean greater security for jobs and Highlands and Islands communities […]

  • Jellyfish attack destroys salmon

    20 November 2007

    A jellyfish invasion has wiped out Northern Ireland’s only salmon farm, killing more than 100,000 fish. A Northern Salmon spokesman said last week’s attack could cost more than £1m.

  • ‘Monster’ salmon caught on river

    14 October 2007

    Claims a ‘monster’ salmon caught on the River Ness in the Highlands is the largest to be hooked in the UK are being checked against record books. Anglers are hopeful that the male, or cock salmon, will break the 64lbs (29kg) record set 85 years ago.

  • Extinction threat to wild salmon

    12 December 2007

    Wild salmon on Canada’s west coast are being driven to extinction by parasites from nearby fish farms, a study claims. Wild pink salmon around the Broughton Archipelago are declining rapidly and will die out within 10 years if no action is taken, say researchers.

  • 30 Valemaxes on Order for Chinese Owners

    11 March 2016
    Business & Finance

    Chinese shipping companies Cosco Group, China Merchants Group and ICBC Financial Leasing Co. are reported to have stacked up orders for 30 Valemax ore carriers worth a total of USD 2.5 billion, the Wall Street Journal writes. The trio is said to have ordered 10 ships respectively at local yards, namely Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding, Beihai Shipbuilding, CIC Jiangsu and Yangzijiang […]

  • Call for stronger salmon controls

    24 April 2007

    Salmon farmers want to make greater use of a stronger pest control because they fear sea lice will become increasingly resistant to permitted treatments. The Scottish Salmon Producers’ Organisation (SSPO) has made it a key call in a four-year plan presented to council and parliamentary candidates.

  • Poachers threaten salmon in Taff

    16 November 2007

    Salmon spawning in the River Taff are being threatened by poachers, the Environment Agency has claimed. Officers took some of the fish out of Blackweir pool in Cardiff’s Bute Park on Friday in order to transfer them to the agency’s hatchery in Brecon.

  • Salmon season starts on the Dee

    31 January 2008

    The start of the salmon fishing season on the River Dee was launched as fisheries experts predicted it could be the best for several years. Chef and animal welfare campaigner Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall was the first to cast off at the annual celebration.

  • Salmon freed to replenish rivers

    26 April 2007

    Thousands of young salmon are to be released into the River Taff in an attempt to reinstate the fish back into the south Wales valleys. Salmon were almost wiped out in the area because of industrial pollution.

  • Salmons Brook Scheme on Track

    22 July 2015
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    The Environment Agency is continuing work on a £15.3 million flood alleviation scheme that will reduce the risk of flooding from Salmons Brook in north London. The scheme has now been under construction since May 2013 and is progressing well. The prolonged wet winter of 2013 to 2014 delayed some planned operations. Wet weather last winter hampered […]

  • Aleron Partners with Blue Logic

    6 February 2020
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    ROV, tooling and equipment specialist Aleron has agreed a partnership deal with Norway-based connector specialist Blue Logic. The deal will see the company, based just outside Aberdeen, Scotland, provide the UK North Sea subsea market with a service hub for Blue Logic’s subsea technologies, which provide interfaces for subsea ROV operations to deliver fluid, power […]

  • China Allows Valemaxes into Its Ports

    3 July 2015

    China’s Ministry of Transport and the National Development and Reform Commission issued a notice on Thursday, July 2nd on approving berthing of 400,000 DWT Valemaxes at some of Chinese ports. Specifically, the previously banned very large ore carriers will be able to berth at seven berths in Dagushan port area of Dalian, Caofeidian port area […]

  • McConnell takes reins at Aleron

    15 February 2021
    Business & Finance, Technology

    ROV solutions, tooling and products specialist Aleron has promoted Gary McConnell to its new managing director. Formerly commercial manager, McConnell steered the business through a challenging year and will continue to lead Aleron through a period of growth, implementing new internationalisation strategies and developing the Aleron client offerings. Aleron recently completed a high-level organisation restructure, […]

  • Thames ‘clean enough’ for salmon

    26 March 2007

    Salmon have been introduced to the River Thames after experts declared the water clean enough for the fish to breed – after almost 200 years. The young salmon, were released into the Thames tributary, Lambourne river, at Welford, near Newbury, Berks.

  • Plan hatched to safeguard salmon

    22 May 2007

    A plan has been produced to help protect one of southern Scotland’s most threatened fish – the Atlantic salmon. Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) has published the guide to help safeguard the future of the “King of Fish” on the River Bladnoch in west Galloway.

  • Aleron Subsea Expands into New Facilities

    27 July 2015
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    Aleron Subsea, a company specialising in ROV upgrades and renting, announced expansion into two additional facilities in Aberdeenshire. “This forms part of our strategic growth plans as we continue to win and execute various global contracts,” Aleron wrote on their social media. The new facilities comprise of two buildings with customised workshop space for refurbishing […]

  • ICBC Reveals Builders of Its Valemax Series

    12 April 2016
    Business & Finance

    ICBC Financial Leasing Co has disclosed the names of builders of its ten 400,000 dwt VLOCs intended to transport iron ore from Brazil to China under a recently sealed deal with Brazilian mining conglomerate Vale. Six Valemaxes are to be built by China’s privately-owned Yangzijiang Shipbuilding whereas the remaining four VLOCs are to be constructed by China Shipbuilding Industry […]

  • CMES Sets Up Subsidiary to Operate Valemaxes

    2 September 2015
    Business & Finance

    China Merchants Energy Shipping (CMES) has set up a wholly-owned subsidiary that will own and operate the Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCC) bought from Brazilian mining giant Vale. The new company named China VLOC Company Limited, will be based in Hong Kong and will be in charge of four Valemaxes that are expected to join CMES […]